A little while ago, I promised a whole bunch of things. Interview with Amy from Kona, a round-up of bike-related links and I probably promised more frequent posting. My dearest readers, I have failed on all three fronts. So from now on, I won't promise you anything so we can maintain the low expectations I set up in the inagural post here on Total Furmanation.
But... I do want to try this bike link round-up. At least once. So here is Volume 1 (with zero promises for a Volume 2 or higher):
For all cyclists,
Tips for Happy Riding
http://www.rivbike.com/article/misc/tips_for_happy_riding
For the tech geeks,
iPhone app for Bike Commuting:
http://www.ecovelo.info/2009/12/03/bike-your-drive-for-iphone/
For the ladies, and all the men who want their ladies to ride, too:
Why More Women Don't Ride Bikes (And What We Can Do About It)
http://www.infrastructurist.com/2009/12/02/why-more-women-dont-ride-bikes-and-what-we-can-do-about-it/
For those of you not nauseated by shameless self-promotion,
My Bike & Build Profile & Donation Page
http://bikeandbuild.org/rider/3638
For Cleveland cyclists and those in favor of complete streets and equal access for cyclists (that should be EVERYBODY regardless of your current geographic locale):
Open Minds and Open Access: Bike/Ped Access on the Innerbelt Bridge:
http://www.gcbl.org/innerbelt
Please consider attending the rally, speaking at NOACA's board mtg (because I can't), or writing a letter. You can write a letter even if you don't live here... just saying. It would make my life better to be able to have another point of access to the west side of Cleveland, and that is not just limited to me. It's only fair that ODOT gives us cyclists and pedestrians equal access. You may not be a cyclist, but you've definitely been a pedestrian before, so everyone should care.
If you've a sweet bike-related link to share with me and my millions of readers (ha), shoot me an email. heather.h.furman [at] gmail.com.
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